Experimentarius medicinae / Continens Trotulae curandarum aegritudinum muliebrium, ante, in, & post partum lib. unicum, nusquam antea editum ... Oct. Horatiani de curationibus omnium ferme morborum homini accidentium. De acutis & chronicis passionibus. De mulierum accidentibus: & curis eorundem. Deque physica scientia experimentorum libros quatuor. Lib. item quatuor Hildegardis de elementorum, fluminum aliquot Germaniae metallorum, leguminum, fruticum, herbarum, arborum, arbustorum, piscium, volatilium, et animantium terrae naturis et operationibus. Oribasii de simplicium, quae medicis praecipue in usu sunt, virtutibus lib. quinque. Theodori dietam: quibusnam vel salubriter utendum, vel cautius abstinendum. Hippocratis item brevissimam, per singulos anni menses. Esculapii de morborum, infirmitatum, corporisque accidentium origine, caussis, descriptionibus & cura lib. unum ...
Experimentarius medicinae / Continens Trotulae curandarum aegritudinum muliebrium, ante, in, & post partum lib. unicum, nusquam antea editum ... Oct. Horatiani de curationibus omnium ferme morborum homini accidentium. De acutis & chronicis passionibus. De mulierum accidentibus: & curis eorundem. Deque physica scientia experimentorum libros quatuor. Lib. item quatuor Hildegardis de elementorum, fluminum aliquot Germaniae metallorum, leguminum, fruticum, herbarum, arborum, arbustorum, piscium, volatilium, et animantium terrae naturis et operationibus. Oribasii de simplicium, quae medicis praecipue in usu sunt, virtutibus lib. quinque. Theodori dietam: quibusnam vel salubriter utendum, vel cautius abstinendum. Hippocratis item brevissimam, per singulos anni menses. Esculapii de morborum, infirmitatum, corporisque accidentium origine, caussis, descriptionibus & cura lib. unum ...
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The text of Trotula was edited by Georg Kraut
Theodorus Priscianus' Euporiston in 4 books is here (as in some MSS.) attributed to Octavius Horatianus: the so-called Dieta Theodori is not his. Of the five books allegedly by Oribasius, only book 4 contains the second book of his Euporista: books 1-3 are excerpted from Apuleius' De herbis and the so-called Dynamidia Hippocratis, while book 5 is an alphabetical re-working of material from Dioscorides. The Esculapius text, dating mostly from the 6th cent. A. D., is a compilation containing sections of Caelius Aurelianus' Responsiones.
